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You searched for: Place: Rendlesham, Date from: 1800-01-01, Date to: 1900-12-31

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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Hackney Education

    Bd. Opened 1906 in former Dalston Cong. sch. (q.v.) for 260 M, 60 I. Closed 1923. Benthal. Opened 1876 as Rendlesham Rd. bd. 74 for 532 SM, 300 I, and 1887 for 379 JM. Called Benthal Rd. by 1903 ,

    Enfield Communications ENFIELD c. 1750

    east, at the foot of Windmill Hill . 53 The extension involved the building of a fourteen-arched brick viaduct, called Rendlesham viaduct, over the valley of Maiden's brook between Gordon Hill and Crews Hill stations. 54 Trains ran at half-hourly

    Parishes St Stephen 's

    was bought by the Thellusson trustees under the name of Parkbury Lodge Estate, 24 and is now owned by Lord Rendlesham , descendant of Peter Thellusson . Offa king of Mercia is said to have granted the land of BURSTON

    Hackney List of Churches

    in room in East Street 1889 and hall in North Street 1889 to 1914 or later. 96 Christ Church , Rendlesham Rd., Clapton . 97 Iron ch. seating 350, served by asst. curate from St. Jas., opened 1868 in Walsingham

    Parishes Rickmansworth

    1827 sold it to the Thellusson trustees. 293 The estate, which has now lost all manorial rights, belongs to Lord Rendlesham . The site of the manor still remains at Woodoaks Farm in Maple Cross . Near this Farm at

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    TuELLUeSSON PROPERTY.-Lord and Lady Rendlesham, who reside at Florence, have just been plunged into the greatest distress of mind, by the sudden loss of their only son, ce-heir of the Thellusson property with the son of Mr. Charles Thellusson, who Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    out with a shooting party, consisting of several noblemen, near his house in Suffolk, havingonly enjoyed the title of Lord Rendlesham for two years. How To DESTROY INsECTS cX- WATrR.-The Correspondent of a daiel paper writes,-, Havin" been troubled with Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Bedford, of a bilious fever, Joseph Thackeray, Esq., M.D., aged 48. At Anteiil, near Paris, the Right Hon. John Lord Rendlesham, of Rendles- ham, Suffolk. He was grandson of the eccentric Mr. Thellusson, whose extra- ordinary will caused so much Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    subject becomes too insignifi cant-too mireoscopic for their atterntion. AMe there' io, sufferers in the Court -of Chancery but Lord' Rendlesham and his family? Is he a solitary instanc& of the rapacity of the Masters' office? Is, the Thelluson property Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    with a serious accident by the overturning (owing to the careless. ness of the driver) of his gig in Rendlesham Park. His lordship h:ad his collar-bone broken by the fall, but we are happy to state is going on favourably. Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    1 June 1821, 1 June 1821

    Petition of The Right Honorable John Baron Rendlesham, the Heir at Law of Peter Thel¬ lusson, the Testator in the Causes between Peter Isaac Thellusson, afterwards The Right Honorable Peter Isaac Baron Rendlesham, but since deceased, eldest Son and Heir Subscribers-only content

    1 June 1821, 1 June 1821

    the 7th of February 1804, and appointed the said Peter Isaac Baron Rendlesham her sole Executor, who duly proved the same: That the said Peter Isaac Baron Rendlesham, who was the eldest Son and Heir at Law of the said Subscribers-only content

    1 June 1821, 1 June 1821

    " Peter Isaac Baron Rendlesham ; the Second of the said " George Woodford Thellusson; the Third of the said " Charles Thellusson deceased; and the Fourth upon the " Nomination of the Petitioner John Baron Rendlesham, " and the Subscribers-only content

    Index, 3 January 1822

    et e contra ; Petition of Lord Rendlesham, and others, to explain the Judgments, lie Table, 452. Thirsk and Masham Roads; Bill brought from H. C. and read l^ 70. — 2a, and committed, 72. — Reported, 78 3a, and Subscribers-only content

    18 February 1822, 18 February 1822

    The Right Reverend Father in God Henry by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of Norwich, The Right Honor¬ able John Lord Rendlesham, and Sir Robert Gifford Knight, His Majesty's Attorney General, were Defendants,) as declares the Right to present to the Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Cuthbert Henley, 24/8/1830

    Henley Forename Cuthbert Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 24/8/1830 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Rendlesham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/26:33 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Name = commonly called Lord

    J.H. Groome, 17/4/1813

    Groome Forename J.H. Title Rev. Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Appointment Date 17/4/1813 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Rendlesham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/CUR/2 (Curates Licences etc) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment stipend £40 and

    John Hindes Groom, 8/6/1813

    Forename John Hindes Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 8/6/1813 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Rendlesham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/CUR/1/2 (Licensing Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Stipend 50 guineas Patron

    Thomas Hay, 24/8/1830

    Forename Thomas Title clerk Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Admission Date 24/8/1830 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Rendlesham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/26:33 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Name = commonly called Lord

    Samuel Henley, 10/6/1816

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 24289 Linked to person: Henley, Samuel 1769-1816 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Henley Forename Samuel Title Dr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 10/6/1816 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location

 

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